Firework Clove Polyps

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Firework Clove Polyps just added just wondering how much flow these need to be.I got flow on them enough flow so they are slightly moving but not too aggressive

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Ok cheers shall just keep eye on it in case I need more flow ie any build of dedris.but its definitely looking good
 
They look great!
 
I have a few polyps of the same and have them in med/low flow. They move however not aggressively. Had them just under a month and already have 3 new polyps starting to form
 
I think mine is set low/medium and all staying open so must be ok

Thanks all for the info really appreciate it
 
I think mine is set low/medium and all staying open so must be ok

Thanks all for the info really appreciate it
Yeah slow to medium. They do survive in hard flow, but will not grow further into it.
Medium which is leaning to slow seems the best... But be aware it grows fast.
 
Mine are in a low-medium flow towards the bottom of the tank right now getting medium lighting
 
Mine is at the very bottom I have a aqua one 300l.running 2 reef led 50s.Protein Skimmer - Reef Octo 110s. X2 jebao SOW15 wave makers which are working really good.I see different reviews on reefled setting a lot using default setting which I’m using at the moment which is 100b 10w but seen others mention all kinds of different settings so no idea what’s actually recommended on the lighting
 
I’m actually going back to what I was using for softies as everything was doing well which was 40Bs 20Ws
 

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